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Japanese game makers five years behind - Inafune
Capcom developer says TGS showed "everyone's making awful games," Lost Planet 2 was "too Japanese" to appeal in the West.
Tokyo Game Show Smutty Games 2010
Shaun McInnis, Chris Watters, and Dan Chiappini check out some of the more unsavory games of Tokyo Game Show 2010.
Catherine Trailer Analysis
Laura Parker and Janmeja Heir try to make sense of the trailer for Catherine.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Interview: TGS 2010
Deus Ex: Human Revolution has been a big hit at TGS 2010, and we talk about it with the game's producer, Jean-Francois Degas.
TGS 2010 Video Feature: Save 2D Games!
With the focus on 3D games this year at TGS 2010, GameSpot's Chris Watters and Dan Chiappini plea for the preservation of 2D games.
Today On the Spot - TGS 2010 Super Show!
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Demon's Souls developer's next action-RPG goes multiplatform
TGS 2010: Namco Bandai publishing the tentatively titled Project Dark on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 in 2011; details promised early next year.
Prolific developer From Software is perhaps best known for its mech combat franchise Armored Core and last year's action role-playing game Demon's Souls, winner of GameSpot's 2009 Game of the Year award. This year's Tokyo Game Show has been a busy one for the developer, as new From Software games in both those genres were announced, though neither of them bears the names of those series.
Yesterday, Microsoft unveiled From Software's Xbox 360 Kinect-enabled Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor, a new entry in Capcom's already established mech series. That was followed up with From Software and Namco Bandai Games today announcing Project Dark (working title), a new action role-playing game set for launch next year.
Namco Bandai said the dungeon-crawling game will feature some new networking features, but details will have to wait until early next year. Demon's Souls' online features were particularly novel, as the game allowed players to journey into other players' games to help or hunt each other but included no chat functions. Instead, players could only communicate through gestures and short, preset messages that could be left throughout levels.
Project Dark is set for release on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 internationally. However, the official site indicates that it is only set for Sony's system in the developer's home country of Japan.
Demon's Souls may be From Software's biggest title of late, but it is far from the only one. Not all of its titles have made it to the West, but the list of ones that did includes the King's Field series of first-person RPGs, Ninja Blade, 3D Dot Game Heroes, Armored Core, Chromehounds, Otogi, Lost Kingdoms, Enchanted Arms, and Tenchu: Shadow Assault.










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